Chelmsford Conservation Commission Discusses Water Main Project Amid Environmental Concerns

Overview: The Chelmsford Conservation Commission meeting on October 22nd focused on addressing urgent water infrastructure needs, particularly a proposed 2.4-mile transmission water main installation to link two water treatment plants in response to PFAS contamination. This project, aiming to provide clean drinking water, sparked discussions on its environmental implications and adherence to state protection laws.

Chelmsford Conservation Commission Supports RDA for Deck Project

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Chelmsford Conservation Commission, multiple topics were discussed, with the decision to support a Request for Determination of Applicability (RDA) for a proposed deck project on East Shepherd Lane standing out as the most newsworthy.

Chelmsford Conservation Commission Discusses Freeman Lake Boundaries, Flooding Concerns, and Strategic Plan Input

Overview: The Chelmsford Conservation Commission, chaired by Carl Bishoff, addressed a variety of topics in its recent meeting, focusing on issues ranging from property boundaries at Freeman Lake to flooding concerns and strategic planning for the town’s future.

Chelmsford Residents Voice Concerns Over Drainage Project Impact on Noble Drive

Overview: The Chelmsford Conservation Commission meeting on August 27 saw discussions on local drainage issues, a proposed bicycle event, and various conservation projects. Concerns over a drainage project affecting Noble Drive and State Street dominated the session, with residents expressing worries about potential downstream problems.

New Walkway Project and Drainage Concerns Dominate Chelmsford Conservation Commission Meeting

Overview: The Chelmsford Conservation Commission’s recent meeting on August 13 focused primarily on the proposed construction of a new walkway to improve accessibility in a local conservation area, as well as addressing significant drainage issues impacting several residents.